• Zion Fourth celebration about family
• Alcohol found inside car that killed woman, toddler
• Antioch's parade is 'best ever'
• Weather reopens crack in shelter system
• Gardeners dig plant clinic
• Determined woman overcomes disabilities
• Red, white and Navy blue for the Fourth
• Palin resigns as Alaska's governor
• Freight train fatally strikes woman in Gurnee
• Doc suspects broad B-12 deficiency
• House pelted with food
• Eight charged in rash of burglaries
• Crime Stoppers seeks lead on hit-and-run
• Civil War re-enactment in Wauconda July 11-12
• Club ushers out tired Old Glories
• Lindenfest pushed back a week
• Murray appointed to school board
• Federal funds may save public safety jobs
• African children's choir visits
• Teen charged with arson
• Ingleside man thought lottery win was 'practical joke'
• Red, white and blue tape
• Tollway ramp to Grand Avenue reopens
• Man arrested for causing ruckus outside courtroom
• Chain O'Lakes, Fox River boating restrictions lifted
• Swimming ban information available on Internet
• Massive cuts on horizon
• Waukegan revenue takes beating
• Roadwork stopping during holiday weekend
• Offices close for holiday on July 3
• Buick stars in 'Enemies'
• Bogus bills lead to arrest of Chicagoans
• Gurnee student brushes with Honduran coup
• Driver in fatal crash was drunk
• Cops nab 4 in break-in spree
• Blind dog rescued by sheriff's patrol
• Working for the minimum
• Authorities keep eye on illegal fireworks
• Open-meeting rules spike closed session
• Adams gets probation for kid porn Ex-mayor, GOP leader must file as sex offender
• Round Lake Beach man gets 22-years in rape
• Suspect sought in Zion robbery
• Wind turbine restraining order continued to July 14
• Roadside safety check nets arrests
• Roadwork in full swing in Gurnee
• New job loss support group meets at CLC
• Waukegan's Independence Parade winners announced
• Former Green Oaks mayor gets probation
• Wiener dogs dash to victory in Dachshund Derby
• Crash victims identified
• Two firefighters treated for injuries at house blaze
• Libertyville bows out of televised meetings
• Bulldogs on parade
• Top-performing Latino students participate in regional debate
• 'Food Raiser' benefits local food bank
• One killed, one injured in North Chicago crash
• Cab driver killed in head-on collision
• Dozens take part in 4H dog show
• Bradbury Park brings out fans, kids
• Warren, NIU grad to create memorial in steel
• State woes may cost county $7.5M
• Closed session will address job cuts
• No-wake order for Chain, Fox River
• Sullivan lists scholarship winners
• Armed robbery ring smashed
• Tattoo museum looks at big picture
• County plans low cost pet vaccinations clinic
• Mosquito spraying scheduled Sunday night
• Kitchen fire displaces Vernon Hills family
• Gurnee teen jumps off Tri-State bridge
• Arrests expected in spree of armed robberies
• Antioch man denies bilking ailing mother
• It's a heat wave
• County seeks state disaster declaration
• Downtown Antioch TIF projects planned
• RV owners oppose changes to Gurnee parking law
• Change of command for Navy Region Midwest
• Antioch launches farmers market
• Community digest
• Another life term in prison for Rivera
• Heron Creek Preserve opens playground
• Train leaves with baby on board
• Mayor reacts to chief attack
• N. Chicago man shot, killed
• The heat goes on at Senior Day Annual event
• 70 vie for crowns in County Fair pageants
• Ray Bradbury Park rededication Saturday
• Can Brainerd be saved?
• New CLC dental clinic dedicated
• 'Ride and read' aim of train station book rack
• Schostok rises in judge group
• Scholarship winners
• Park City yard sale Saturday
• Rain, flooding give way to heat wave
• Cop accused of beating placed on leave
• Hall DUI trial set for Sept. 28
• Gurnee man killed in self-defense
• Durbin pushes Senate bill to complete Lovell Center
• Stevenson coaches, ex-players named in hazing suit
• Farmer's Markets
• County raises voice at Capitol
• Antioch High School stands by controversial book choice
• Park City tightens curfew hours
• Antioch critic gets village post
• Panel OKs more federal funding for lakes' cleanup
• Benefit for brain tumor victim Saturday in Zion
• Home sales gain, pain
• Mundelein spends $122,500 to update master plan
• Concert celebrates life of Lincoln
• PACE pushed to add hybrid vehicles to fleet
• Sullivan sponsors flag exchange in Mundelein First 100 residents will receive new one
• Roadwork planned in Mundelein
• Top cop pistol-whipped
• Day-care providers join rally in capital
• Chain O'Lakes under no-wake restriction
• Bulletin Board
• Health department offers hot weather safety tips
• Soldier-humanitarian home for good
• Cop arrested for beating Waukegan chief
• Dads get a pancake breakfast
• Layoffs loom at not-for-profits
• Zion on 'cruize' control
• Juneteenth marks history, achievement
• Sandbagging started as Des Plaines crests
• Heavy rains cause flooding in streets, homes
• Woman killed fleeing Rockford train derailment, blast
• Woman found innocent in beating death of son
• Nostalgia Days Cruize
• Friday lawn mower races cancelled
• Second WWII plane retrieved this spring
• Budget impasse heads back to Springfield
• New charges may be filed in shaken-baby death
• Wild weather hits county
• Doomsday budget
• Former Island Lake mayor found not guilty
• Vets search for answers to assistance questions
• Fire damages Diamond Lake trailer home
• Moraine Township seeks donations for fire victims
• Community digest
• Prescription drug program begins in North Chicago
• Antioch moves to complete Neumann Homes work
• Fire hits trailer home
• Death of former Waukegan tot tied to '06 assault
• Motorcyclist hurt after bike hits tree
• Smokers butt out of Zion parks
• Open Arms pantry leads Antioch's July 4 parade
• Warren-Newport library eyes $8 million expansion
• Data destruction day recycles 2,165 pounds
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• Retired teacher a super sewer
• Cops targeting impaired drivers through July 6
• Finance director leaving Waukegan Park District
• Opening prayer missed at Waukegan council meetings
• Antioch road projects to begin
• 3 men sought in teen attack
• North Chicago shooting death under investigation
• North Chicago spending $475,000 on street, sewer work
• New Antioch budget has spending gaps
• 'They don't judge' at burn camp
• Boat set to sail after 27 years
• County YouthBuild gets federal building grant
• CAP summer food program
• Brainerd campus on National Register
• Character Matters honors students, staff
• ACT-SO event June 27 at CLC
• Political briefs
• Boyfriend testifies woman beat son
• Suspects in fire could face long sentences
• CeaseFire Week continues with community march
• Mom accused of leaving baby in car
• Ill. lawmakers returning to work
• Ex-clerk describes altered liquor license
• County wants to reduce newsletter expenses
• North Chicago man, 22, shot to death
• Farmers market revived in Antioch
• Antioch overhauling liquor license laws
• Waukegan eyes new approach to lawsuits
• Village amends committees, reduces meetings
• Nostalgia Days turning back the clock to the '70s
• Garbage, recycling contract boosts fees in Gurnee
• Capture the flag
• Gurnee library retired bookmobile hits road
• Durbin, Bean urge use of SBA loan programs
• Food drive set for fire victims
• Cartoon characters inspire Mundelein graffiti artists
• Sabonjian fires director
• North Chicago man fatally shot
• Jury selection in Beach Park tot beating death
• Waukegan Main Street director resigns
• Fire empties apartments
• Probation in Highland Park child porn case
• 45-year sentence in slaying
• Libertyville Days opens Thursday Four-day run centered in downtown
• Former Island Lake mayor on trial
• Stimulus funds spur Park City youth summer jobs program
• Sanitary district budget stresses system upgrades
• Scholarship 'like a dream come true'
• County pans, praises public health push
• Obama presses doctors to back health-care overhaul
• Alumni luncheon Thursday in Highwood
• Weather could increase mosquito population
• Obama presses docs to back health care overhaul
• Kirk still weighing 2010 election options
• CeaseFire events kick-off week
• Cardboard cruisers awash in fun
• Down and dirty for native beauties
• Seniors Day to feature music, dance, boat rides
• Antioch queen contests draw 24 contenders
• Fire destroys backyard shed
• Blago visits cast of 'Rod Blagojevich Superstar'
• Elderly man dies in Lake Zurich crash
• Go fly a kite!
• County still churning out milk
• Lots of giddyap to go at prom
• Turner bows from county berth
• Kirk, cops will address super pot
• Nearly $40M flow hits county roads
• Proposed Zion park rattled by opposition
• Woodland OKs teacher raises
• Dumpster diver saves paper for charity
• Flag retirement ceremonies set
• VA transfers 85 acres to Rosalind Franklin
• Deputies quit under cloud from tavern flap
• Deerfield High grad Just Foundation scholar
• One hospitalized in Gurnee car accident
• Durbin praises new regulatory tobacco bill
• Turner tapped for Sabonjian position
• Gurnee to review RV parking laws
• Raid nets cocaine, 47 pounds of pot
• Mayor addresses $6.5M deficit
• ComEd tower to carry nine cell antennas
• Lindenhurst to offer online tracking
• Cook Library groundbreaking June 19
• Gurnee man pleads guilty to robbery
• State budget cuts squeeze day-care users, providers
• Foresters host 3-day park district forum
• Gurnee cites 152 for seat-belt violations
• Highwood rentals getting luxury upgrade
• Mixed-use project for Milwaukee Avenue
• Woodland students hop to fund-raising goal
• Lake Villa parish offers rummage sale bonanza
• Teens deny Round Lake Park shooting
• Sex case plea nets four-year term
• School Notes
• Library Notes
• Antioch has budget 'community can afford'
• Waukegan plays backdrop to 'Runway' commercial
• Community Digest
• Destructive gypsy moths found in area
• Vista Health bike rodeo Saturday
• Quinn appoints panel to study U of I admissions
• Gunman shoots, kills, guard at Holocaust Museum
• Winthrop Harbor man accused of 12 burglaries
• Boy's attempted abduction report was false
• Pair sentenced to 75 years each for shooting
• Lake Villa dealer says shutdown 'criminal'
• Ex-Mayor Betustak seeks apology for attorney
• North High principal moves to District 128
• Zion parks going smoke-free
• Mundelein takes first step for new village hall
• Entries sought for county fair pageant
• They're on the cutting edge for soldiers
• Antioch calls in pro advice for kite fly
• Police: attempted abduction a hoax
• Standoff ends with arrest
• Blaze breaks out above strip mall
• Four charged in heroin busts
• Shields board seeks trustee candidates
• Nine years for Game Store robber
• Pair rob Antioch pizzeria
• Digital TV transition 'easy as 1, 2, 3'
• County eyes belt-tightening measures
• Gibson new bar association president
• More charges mulled against nail-painting driver
• BULLETIN BOARD
• County to host national parks confab
• Lightning sparks fire in Mundelein home
• Beach asbestos comment dealine Friday
• Traffic violation dropped against nail-painting driver
• Masked men rob Antioch Domino's
• Lighting strikes Mundelein home
• Man sentenced in Game Stop robbery
• Children remembered at Woodland Walk
• Winthrop Harbor Fire Dept. celebrates 60th
• Jesuit named to lead new parish
• Sports grill goes to bat for Baby Dylan
• Deputies investigated for picking fights at bar
• Drew Peterson bail reduction denied
• Cancer survivors celebrate life
• Gurnee grandma gets diploma at 90
• Attempted child snatch in Round Lake
• Waukegan DUI arrests at 241 since October
• Waukegan may extend bars' last-call times
• YouthBuild program graduates 24
• D-Day started at 1:20 a.m. for paratrooper
• D-Day program, POW exhibit at Gurnee library
• Eisenberg's Rose Richmon dead at 96
• Park City still hoping for casino
• Kirk, wife divorcing after eight years of marriage
• Dandelion Wine Fine Arts fest today in Waukegan